Definition of imine in English:

imine

noun ˈɪmiːnˈimin

mass nounChemistry

An organic compound containing the group —C=NH or —C=NR where R is an alkyl or other group.
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Example sentencesExamples
- These compounds, widely distributed among freshwater and marine organisms, are cyclohexenone or cyclohexenimine rings conjugated with imine or amino acids substituents.
- The positive charge of the chromophore is localized primarily in the imine region of the chromophore and is stabilized by two nearby aspartic acid residues.
- Well-known covalent immobilization involves the formation of disulfide, imine, or amide bonds.
- The optical density of the imine solution was adjusted to approximately 1 at the excitation wavelength.
- This reaction probably involves proton transfer followed by electron transfer, which is the reason that the protonated imine is easier to reduce than the aldehyde.

Origin

Late 19th century: from amine, on the pattern of the pair amide, imide.

Definition of imine in US English:

imine

nounˈimin

Chemistry

An organic compound containing the group —C=NH or —C=NR where R is an alkyl or other group.
〔化〕亚胺
Example sentencesExamples
- Well-known covalent immobilization involves the formation of disulfide, imine, or amide bonds.
- The positive charge of the chromophore is localized primarily in the imine region of the chromophore and is stabilized by two nearby aspartic acid residues.
- These compounds, widely distributed among freshwater and marine organisms, are cyclohexenone or cyclohexenimine rings conjugated with imine or amino acids substituents.
- This reaction probably involves proton transfer followed by electron transfer, which is the reason that the protonated imine is easier to reduce than the aldehyde.
- The optical density of the imine solution was adjusted to approximately 1 at the excitation wavelength.

Origin

Late 19th century: from amine, on the pattern of the pair amide, imide.

单词	imine
释义	Definition of imine in English: imine noun ˈɪmiːnˈimin mass nounChemistry An organic compound containing the group —C=NH or —C=NR where R is an alkyl or other group. 〔化〕亚胺 Example sentencesExamples These compounds, widely distributed among freshwater and marine organisms, are cyclohexenone or cyclohexenimine rings conjugated with imine or amino acids substituents. The positive charge of the chromophore is localized primarily in the imine region of the chromophore and is stabilized by two nearby aspartic acid residues. Well-known covalent immobilization involves the formation of disulfide, imine, or amide bonds. The optical density of the imine solution was adjusted to approximately 1 at the excitation wavelength. This reaction probably involves proton transfer followed by electron transfer, which is the reason that the protonated imine is easier to reduce than the aldehyde. Origin Late 19th century: from amine, on the pattern of the pair amide, imide. Definition of imine in US English: imine nounˈimin Chemistry An organic compound containing the group —C=NH or —C=NR where R is an alkyl or other group. 〔化〕亚胺 Example sentencesExamples Well-known covalent immobilization involves the formation of disulfide, imine, or amide bonds. The positive charge of the chromophore is localized primarily in the imine region of the chromophore and is stabilized by two nearby aspartic acid residues. These compounds, widely distributed among freshwater and marine organisms, are cyclohexenone or cyclohexenimine rings conjugated with imine or amino acids substituents. This reaction probably involves proton transfer followed by electron transfer, which is the reason that the protonated imine is easier to reduce than the aldehyde. The optical density of the imine solution was adjusted to approximately 1 at the excitation wavelength. Origin Late 19th century: from amine, on the pattern of the pair amide, imide.
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